If the country is in the top 10, it shows up in its spot. If it ranks lower, you lose a life and we tell you where it placed. Three mistakes and it’s over.
Top 10 shows you a ranking of countries (the most populous in Africa, the largest in the world, the ones with the highest life expectancy in Europe…) and you have to name the top 10.
Area, population, density, GDP, GDP per capita, life expectancy, children per woman and forest, from highest to lowest and lowest to highest, for the world, Africa, the Americas, Asia and Europe.
Repeating a country, a country from another continent (in an Africa ranking, "France" isn’t a mistake), a territory or Vatican City, which aren’t part of the rankings.
If two countries have the same number, either one counts, but each one fills only one spot.
It’s left out of the ranking and, if you type it, you don’t lose a life. A "No data" note shows up at the end.
From the World Bank and world-countries, using the latest figure for each country. More details in Sources and credits.
Every day at midnight your local time, the same for everyone. In Practice you get random rankings that don’t count toward your stats.
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